French e-commerce logistics network e-Logik has brought three new members into its fold, extending its footprint into the Nord, Indre-et-Loire and Drôme areas. The additions take the network to 30 warehouses across France and Switzerland, where it runs two sites, for a combined 200,000 sqm and roughly 500 online retailers served.
Who Joined
In the Nord, the new member is Verlinde, a regional transport, removals and logistics specialist. It operates 11,000 sqm of warehousing, 2,200 sqm of it set aside for e-commerce. In Centre-Val de Loire, e-Logik Tours is run by Origami Logistique, part of the Ekleo group, on a site of more than 15,000 sqm covering storage, order preparation and co-packing. And in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, e-Logik Valence is operated by ViaSmart across 20,000 sqm, drawing on its transport and warehousing know-how plus Control Tower tools.
Growth Ambitions
The three arrivals land four months after Quentin Benault took over as managing director. His 2028 roadmap is blunt: triple the company’s activity, up from €42M in 2025 revenue, and double the number of online merchants it handles. Getting there means denser regional coverage and shared operating standards across members.
Benault framed the pitch around a familiar tension in fulfilment. For years, he said, e-merchants had to pick between the proximity of a local operator and the reach of a national network. e-Logik’s bet is that they no longer should. Pool expert members onto one technology platform, and the network can back merchant growth wherever it happens.
Whether a federated model scales as fast as the roadmap demands is the open question for the next two years.
